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Nissan CEO Makoto Uchida says the company is focusing on the in-house development of all-solid-state batteries.

China’s technology sector has been on a wild ride, with tightening regulation and Beijing continuing to push for self-sufficiency in key areas.

Rivian’s IPO success and the recent pressure on Tesla shares include a few key lessons for investors trying to win in the electrical vehicle (EV) future.

Regulations will also apply to buildings where major renovations are taking place.

Apple is reportedly pushing internally for a 2025 deadline for an autonomous vehicle.

Over the last few years, a number of companies have sought to develop plans and concepts related to low and zero-emission aviation.

The company also said the car is designed for international markets. Xpeng began shipping its flagship P7 sedan to Norway this year, its first overseas market.

Battery-powered vehicles are getting top billing the Los Angeles Auto Show .

Rivian and Lucid shares fell Thursday as investors took profits after stock in both companies surged in recent days

Lexus, Mazda and Toyota topped the 2021 Consumer Reports Auto Reliability Report, while Jeep, Tesla and Lincoln ranked in the bottom three.

Cobalt is part of a tenuous supply chain and is one of the most expensive materials in a lithium-ion battery.

President Joe Biden is highlighting billions of dollars in his big new infrastructure deal to pay for the installation of electric vehicle chargers across the country

Lucid CEO Peter Rawlinson, a former Tesla executive, said he expects the EV start-up will eventually be valued more like the industry leader.

The delay follows a J Capital Research equity research report in which analysts accused Faraday Future of fabricating vehicle reservation numbers

Martin Daum emphasized that a number of factors were in play when it came to the costs of electric trucks.

Plans come at a time when the shift to electric vehicles is beginning to gain momentum.

Xpeng’s new sports utility vehicle is likely to be the successor to the G3 and G3i.

Electric-truck maker Rivian went public Wednesday on the Nasdaq, opening at $106.75 per share after being priced at $78.

Rivian, which is backed by Amazon and Ford, has attracted intense interest from investors looking to capitalize on the fast-growing EV market.

Rivian’s initial valuation will not be far off Ford or General Motors even though the company has barely started generating revenue.